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Pattaya police steps up prostitution raids before arrival of over 5,000 US sailors who spent over 270 days at sea
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· September 1, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The USS Abraham Lincoln is an aircraft carrier that originally set out from California in November 2025, before being rerouted to a different region. A large group of US sailors and marines will soon arrive after being deployed at sea for more than 270 days.
A large group of US sailors and marines will soon arrive after being deployed at sea for more than 270 days. Their vessel, the USS Abraham Lincoln, is scheduled to continue its journey home after a brief stop. The sailors have faced difficult conditions, including issues with food and plumbing.
Authorities are taking steps to prepare for their arrival, with a focus on addressing certain activities. Further details about the deployment and the sailors' experiences are available.
The USS Abraham Lincoln is an aircraft carrier that originally set out from California in November 2025, before being rerouted to a different region.
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Category: safety Published: September 1, 2026 Source: Mothership Reading time: 1 min
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